Minecraft Version

1.21.x

Version

1.115.0

Details

I'm in the "stomp one bug and 5 more spawn" stage of my multi-turtle quarry program, and all of a sudden they stopped recognizing their wireless modems. The only thing that I think would affect that is, the only way I know of checking what tools are in what slots is to unequip them, check "turtle.getItemDetail()['name']", and re-equip. Somehow that seems to have stopped my program from using the modem. It's not that I just need to re-initialize the "peripheral.find('modem')" function, because that gets called every time the program tries to transmit.

latest.log

After further experimentation, I found that moving the tool/modem around manually has no effect, either before or after it stops working. Once it's been equipped by the program, I have to manually reset the turtle before it will work again. I tried loading my pack up without Connector, but it just crashes. I'll try more with that later.

For now I found a workaround that keeps my program from needing to unequip it, but hopefully we can nail down exactly what causes it.

Ok, further experimentation has seen it happen to computers too, not just turtles. O_o I have no idea what's happening aaaaaa

Thanks for the report! I'm afraid I cannot reproduce this at all, testing with a turtle with a modem in the left slot with the following program:

print(peripheral.getType("left"))
turtle.equipLeft()
print(turtle.getItemDetail())
turtle.equipLeft()
print(peripheral.getType("left"))

Just to check, does the peripheral appear if you unequip and equip it via the inventory instead?

I'm not sure what to suggest here apart from the classic "remove some mods and see if it works". It might be worth trying without Sinytra Connector, just because that happens to have quite a lot of mixins.

As an aside, just for my sanity — are you using a datapack which overrides this recipe? We definitely shouldn't be shipping with a broken one.

Couldn't parse data file computercraft:computer_command from computercraft:recipe/computer_command.json
com.google.gson.JsonParseException: java.io.EOFException: End of input at line 1 column 1 path $

Ok, turns out the problem was caused by 2 of my scripts having a function named "getModem()" and it was calling the wrong one. XD